SEEING THE LIGHT
‘By Jove it’s dark when it’s not light’ he said when he went out last night;
this simple fact he ought to know and having given it some thought:
it must have been the afternoon he missed a lecture at the Uni.
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Author:
Michael Edwards (
Offline) - Published: February 24th, 2020 01:32
- Comment from author about the poem: Large acrylic on canvas - trying out colours I don't usually include in my palette.
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Comments6
I was at that lecture and always see the light.
Love the artwork Michael.
Andy
Thanks Andy
A fine write and pic M. You know Darkie or Lighty Berles?!
Yes - Darkie's very dim and Lighty's anorexic.
There's millions of these Berles about!
yes they are Domintor Berles
Good Monday - Uncle Mike ! Love the PAINTING - Ochre but neve Mediochre ! Love the Poem - I tell my students *A missed LECTURE leaves a HOLE in your conceptual map. Inevitably one day You will fall into it - AMEN !*
Blessings & Peace to You & Yours
Love ANGELA & BRIAN 🧡🤍💙
Love the comment - it calls for a simple two line poem - I'll think about it.
Got it already - I'll post it tomorrow if that's okay.
That*s OK Uncle MIKE ~ A Quid pro Quo ~ BRIAN !
did you paint that wonderful picture. its lovely and has such vibrancy about it.
Yes - I\'m an artist and all my postings here on MPS are accompanied by a piece of my work. This one is approx 16ins by 20ins and I am about to paint a few more in this series so you might want to keep an eye out. Thank you so much for your kind comments which give such encouragement much appreciated.
Delightful picture today, most striking.
I missed so many lectures at Uni but always saw the light. It's left me dazed and confused. I see sleepwalking dogs and a friend of mine is haunted by a one legged doll. She phones me late at night saying she can hear it's footstep on the stairs.
Only on every other step I assume. Cheers da.
I LOVE the picture. Perhaps he just needed an evening course!
He wasn't very bright - couldnt find his way in the dark. Cheers SC.
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